Titlebook: An Introduction to Laser Spectroscopy; Second Edition David L. Andrews,Andrey A. Demidov Book 2002Latest edition Springer Science+Business

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Infrared Laser Spectroscopy of Transient Species,ns and many free radicals (e.g., C.) have infrared electronic transitions. Vibrational transitions have characteristic frequencies and carry chemical group information in a way that rotational and electronic transitions do not.

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Sources and Instrumentation for Laser Spectroscopy,92; Demtr?der, 1982) and increasingly in general spectroscopy texts (.. Hollas, 1998) demand sophisticated laser systems. While, of course, central to these systems is the laser source itself, ancillary instrumentation for the measurement of optical power and its distribution in frequency, time and

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Principles of Absorption and Fluorescence,the Bohr condition .where . is Planck‘s constant, 6.626 × 10. J s. If an atom in the lower energy state |1〉 absorbs a photon of frequency . it may be excited to the upper state |2〉. This process is termed . or, more generally, simply absorption. The probability per second that an atom will absorb a

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Introduction to Raman Spectroscopy,e material under investigation. The technique provides, amongst other things, important information about the vibrational state of matter. One of the most influential early investigations into light scattering was undertaken by Lord Rayleigh (1899). In this study it was shown that the intensity of e

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